StreetSpeed's ZR1 is for sale already
 

How is he promising the Ron Fellows school when it is only available to the original purchaser?

Dang $$$$$!

-Josh

The right price is up 99k and I'm sure during the 3019 miles everything was BROKEN IN by the book!
:D
Why someone would pay him even MSRP when they can bought at MSRP. This car is well known to have been rode rough and put away wet Seems he wouldn't do very well but you never know.
Always someone with more money than brains. They could brag I bought Streets car! Where I would run! :cheers:

I would say more worry about juggling payment books than $$$ not a lot of fun! :rofl:

I'm pretty sure it was never officially his to begin with. It always had a dealer plate on it.

The only people who know about this car are the few on this site and the children that follow him.The car will sell on eBay as though nobody has ever seen it.

I agree. It is a pretty cool car too if you don't know how rough its first few thousand miles were. VIN 4 and the first manual transmission ZR1 made!

Yeah I always thought it was a promo car or something and he never purchased it. Just good Chevy marketing but I could be wrong...

I don't think he drove it that hard. A few burnouts, a few passes at the track and a few WOT passes on the street. One weekend at a road course would be alot more wear and tear, and that is what the car was designed for... :thumbs:

Jason is right, it always had a dealer plate on it. I'm surprised they allowed him to mod it with the X pipe. I'm guessing it's being sold like a dealer demo car.

Hey, if you can't get one the traditional way, buy one that's had it's brains beat in for a few weeks.

If you have been wanting a ZR1 and are interested in a ZR1 unless you have no wifi and live under a rock you likely know this car lets not be naïve. We also know the front bill is possibly broken or damaged from his video's. Then the front end bill end caps are gone. :cheers:

100k ey? Let me look in my wallet... :cheers:

Only seen a few of his vids but his clickbait titles and his idiotic/childish things/attitudes are what lost my following for him quickly. His channel has no substantive content at all.

Dude's a genius though...like lot of other channels that are being followed by "children" as one poster here so astutely puts it....he probably makes so much money from youtube to basically subsidize his car hobby. You can probably write off the ZR1/570S costs as a business tax deduction for his little youtube hustle.

Surprised his current ZR1 was only titled to the dealer....I pray that whomever buys it knows how rough its life was being driven by a young youtuber.

These kinds of people are not really car enthusiasts in my eyes...they are adrenaline enthusiasts who happen to find a medium to make money and get attention with cars. Not surprised if he dumps the ZR1 in 1-2 years to get the newest bestest car out at that time....

Wow! Can't say I'm surprised by these comments. Anything SS717 on here goes down hill quickly. If I could make money from doing 10-12 min videos to pay for America's top dog car, why the hell not?

I think with it being the first manual that could potentially help the desirability factor if it was marketed right.